Choosing Beautiful Jewelry

Love White Jewelry? Consider One Of These Wedding Rings

2 July 2020

Bertha Garza

If you're someone who loves the color white, you might endeavor to buy as many different garments and accessories as possible with this look. There are plenty of pieces of jewelry that are white, including bracelets, rings, necklaces, and earrings. If you and your significant other are shopping for wedding rings, you might even be thinking about finding rings that are white. Despite its name, white gold has an appearance that is closer to silver than to white, so you'll need to get creative. Fortunately, many jewelry stores sell different wedding rings that are white or include white. Here are some options.

Ceramic

One type of wedding ring that will appeal to you if you love white jewelry is a ceramic wedding ring in this hue. While these rings aren't as common as those made from popular metals, they're still available and can give you the look that you're going for. Whether you favor a glossy appearance or would rather that your wedding rings are matte, you should be able to find rings that appeal to you. Ceramic rings aren't just ideal for those who favor unique colors — they're also good for people whose skin is sensitive to metals.

Silicone

Silicone wedding rings are immensely popular today, with many jewelry stores and even online retailers selling them. There are many benefits of silicone wedding rings, and provided that you and your spouse are both in favor of this style, you may wish to move forward with finding white ones. Doing so should be easy, as many silicone wedding ring companies offer their products in a wide range of colors. Benefits of this type of ring include its affordability, as well as the ease of being able to get it on and off if you have large knuckles.

White Accent

If neither of the above ideas is appealing to you, you don't have to give up on your goal of finding white wedding rings just yet. Another option is to visit your local jewelry store to look at rings made from traditional wedding ring materials — gold, for example — but that have accent materials in them. For example, one popular design is a ring with an inset stripe along its length made from a different material. While such a wedding ring won't entirely be white, it will have a white element. This might be a good compromise if you favor a white ring but your significant other favors something more traditional on his or her finger.

If you are looking for a unique wedding ring to match your style, go to your local jeweler and check out all the options. 

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